Sentence examples for particularly personality from inspiring English sources

The long-standing question of the role of traits, particularly personality and intelligence, in predicting leadership qualities was addressed using a longitudinal design in the current study.

Ellen Willis, writing for The New Yorker, said that it is by far the year's most compelling hard rock album and that at least half of its songs are immediate classics, particularly "Personality Crisis" and "Trash", which she said are "transcendent".

This concerns particularly personality disorders from the B and C clusters and in particular borderline personality disorder (BPD).

There may also be a concern as to whether a generic measure of health like the SF-12 adequately assesses the impact of all mental disorders – particularly personality disorders and psychosis.

He was not a particularly vivid personality.

He was not, however, a particularly forceful personality.

Though not a particularly strong personality himself, he obeys orders with dutiful determination.

And the news business has a particularly strong personality it imposes on its practitioners, notoriously turning idealists into cynics.

For Hume, Rousseau was a particularly modern personality who had neither read, nor seen, nor thought, nor studied.

It also lacks a palpable friction between the two main characters, along with the particularly compelling personality that Jerry brings to "Zoo Story".

There's a mansion (essentially a giant flatshare), a lawn, a forest and a lake with a mysterious fog-shrouded island, on to which Andrew and his fellow souls have banished a particularly unpleasant personality.